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Post-AN scores were significantly decreased for the SDS, EDI total (subscales: drive for thinness, bulimia, body dissatisfaction, ineffectiveness, interoceptive awareness, and maturity fears), and TAS-20 total (subscale: difficulty in identifying feelings), whereas the treatment showed a trend-level effect on perfectionism, interpersonal distrust, and difficulty describing feelings (DDF).
We observed that the presence of a CHIP mutation was significantly associated with worse overall survival (OS) for breast and lung cancer, whereas other cancer types showed a trend toward the presence of a CHIP mutation and an association with worse OS, but because of the small number of samples, significance was not reached ( Supplemental Figure 1 , A–G).
Results from the tractography analysis confirmed those from the voxel-based and atlas-based analyses: at three years, patients with anterior thalamic disconnection showed a trend towards better seizure outcomes (11/17 patients were seizure free) with an average of 41% of streamlines resected in the seizure-free group versus 16% resected in those with seizure recurrence [ t (15) = 2.08; P < 0.056], which was significant if the five patients with partial resections were excluded [8/12 patients seizure free; 41% versus 10% streamlines resected in seizure-free/seizure-recurrence groups, t (10) = 2.44; P < 0.035].
The only exception was observed in the M2 time reaction in which the CI of the difference between M2 and M1 for the intervention group include the 0 and the p -value was greater than 0.05, however, even in this case the differences between M2 and M1 showed a trend in which as time went by, the intervention group participants performance improved, a pattern that did not found in the control group.
Interestingly, Chao1 and Shannon also showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing with the increase of nitrogen application in SH, which is consistent with the trend of nutrient content change in reclaimed soil, there is ample evidence that an increase in nitrogen input leads to a decrease in bacterial diversity ( Zhou et al., 2015 ), and that high mineral nitrogen content may create stress conditions that inhibit bacterial growth, resulting in a significant decrease in bacterial diversity ( Shen et al., 2016 ).